'The Jordan room': $23.5 million Arizona mansion includes display of 290 Jordan sneakers
The shelves of “the Jordan room” can hold up to 325 pairs and “was crafted with $300,000 of meticulous detail.”
Source: Giroud's L.A. home robbed in $500K heist
LAFC striker Olivier Giroud lost approximately $500,000 worth of jewelry when his Los Angeles home was burglarized earlier in February, a source told ESPN.
Transfer rumors, news: Liverpool eyeing Isak-Núñez swap deal
Liverpool could look to do a swap deal in order to land Newcastle’s Alexander Isak in the summer. Transfer Talk has the latest news, gossip and rumors.
Jordann Dumont gets a fast break layup, extending Villanova's lead over UConn
Jordann Dumont got a fast break layup, extending the Villanova Wildcats’ lead over the UConn Huskies.
2025 NFL franchise tag tracker: Tee Higgins leads list of candidates (again)
NFL teams have until March 4 to use their franchise tag. Here’s the latest on who has been tagged and who could be next.
Will the 49ers regret paying Brock Purdy? | First Things First
Chris Broussard explains why the San Francisco 49ers giving Brock Purdy the bag will not harm the team financially and how he is worth the spending.
Panthers re-sign QB Andy Dalton on 2-year deal to keep mentoring Bryce Young
The Carolina Panthers have re-signed quarterback Andy Dalton to a two-year contract, giving them a veteran presence behind starter Bryce Young.
St. John's coach Rick Pitino's fiery halftime speech takes internet by storm
Video of Rick Pitino’s halftime speech from St. John’s comeback win over Providence is going viral this week. FOX Sports’ talented social media team took it one step further …
Giants concerned about drafting Shedeur Sanders with 'shadow' of Deion | First Things First
Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, Coach Eric Mangini and Greg Jennings react to the report of the New York Giants’ concern for drafting Shedeur Sanders with the “shadow” of Deion Sanders.
A series of terrible decisions sends Milan packing from UCL
From Theo Hernández’s oopsie to leaving Rafael Leão and João Félix on the pitch, Milan were their own worst enemies on Tuesday night.